Vol. 9 No. 019 (2023): Issue 019
Issue 19 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2023) includes the following studies and articles: “The Periodization and Writing of Morocco’s History” (Houbaida Mohamed); “Egypt As Seen by a Persian Traveler (438-444 AH/ 1045-1052 AD)” (Abdelmajid Bihini); “Social History of 18th- and 19th- Century Morocco: The Role of the Makhzen in Deepening Livelihood Crises” (Mohamed Aitjamal); “British Colonial Knowledge and the Case of Oman: Approaches and Political Implementation” (Nassar bin Saif Alsaadi); “Rewriting the Prophetic Sīra in Egypt in the 1930s and 1940s” (Amr Osman); “A Historical Approach to the Teaching of Human Rights Values in Morocco” (Mostafa Hassani Idrissi, Mohammed Zernine); “Le catéchisme révolutionnaire” (François Furet, Houbaida Mohamed); “The Social and Economic Circumstances of Tripoli in the Mid-17th Century (According to the Tahrir Defteri Dated 1645)” (Enver Çakar, Ghina Mrad); “Rosetta, Summer of 1799: A Reading into Oil and Rice Documents” (Nasser Ahmed Ibrahim); “History and Society” (Abdelmajid Kaddouri); “Writing Social and Intellectual History in Light of the Experience of the Training and Research Unit on the Economic and Soc” (Ibrahim al-Qadiri Boutchiche); “Research Findings in Ottoman and Iranian Studies in Morocco” (Abderrahim Benhadda); “Review of Fragmented Identities and the Diaspora of Elites on the Margins of the Islamic World” (Hasan Hafdi Aloui); “Review of From the Year of the Elephant to the Year of Lamerican: Oral Memory and the Historical Record” (Abdellah Herhar).
